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Taboola pixel runtime redirect chain to Temu tracking endpoint on logged-in banking pages

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A February 2026 audit found a bank-approved Taboola pixel on logged-in banking pages that redirected browsers to a Temu tracking endpoint, exposing a first-hop trust blind spot on an authenticated financial platform. The chain used a 302 redirect and Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true, letting the browser inherit trust beyond the original allow-list entry. Common WAFs, static analysis, and CSP allow-lists can miss the terminal destination when they only inspect the first hop.

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Timeline

  1. 16.04.2026 13:30 2 articles · 3mo ago

    Taboola pixel redirect disclosure

    Initial Disclosure

    Reflectiz disclosed that during a February 2026 audit of a European financial platform, a bank-approved Taboola pixel on logged-in banking pages sent a GET request to `https://sync.taboola.com/sg/temurtbnative-network/1/rtb/`, received a 302 Found to `https://www.temu.com/api/adx/cm/pixel-taboola?...`, and carried `Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true`, allowing the browser to inherit trust past the approved first hop and reach Temu with credentials; WAFs, static analysis, and CSP allow-lists were identified as blind to the terminal redirect destination.

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